Mealy and Moore machines are types of finite state machines used in digital systems. In a Mealy machine, the outputs depend on both the current state and the input, while in a Moore machine, the outputs depend only on the current state.
An example of a Mealy machine could be a traffic light system where the output (the light color) changes based on both the current state (e.g. green light) and the input (e.g. pedestrian crossing).
An example of a Moore machine could be a vending machine where the output (e.g. dispense item) is determined solely by the current state of the machine (e.g. ready to dispense).
In summary, the key difference between Mealy and Moore machines is how they generate outputs - Mealy machines consider both the current state and input, while Moore machines only consider the current state.
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